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New York Rangers awards
1932–33 Stanley Cup championship banner hanging in Madison Square Garden
Team trophies
Award*Wins
Stanley Cup4
Prince of Wales Trophy4
Presidents' Trophy4
O'Brien Trophy1
Individual awards
Award*Wins
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy5
Calder Memorial Trophy8
Charlie Conacher Memorial Trophy1
Conn Smythe Trophy1
Hart Memorial Trophy4
James Norris Memorial Trophy5
King Clancy Memorial Trophy1
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy9
Lester Patrick Trophy27
Mark Messier Leadership Award1
NHL Foundation Player Award1
NHL Plus-Minus Award1
Ted Lindsay Award3
Vezina Trophy5
Total
Awards won85

This is a list of New York Rangers award winners.

League awards

Team trophies

Team trophies awarded to the New York Rangers
Award Description Times won Seasons References
Stanley Cup NHL championship 4 1927–28, 1932–33, 1939–40, 1993–94
O'Brien Trophy NHL championship runner-up (1938–50) 1 1949–50
Prince of Wales Trophy American Division regular season champions (1927–38) 1 1931–32
Regular season championship (1938–67) 1 1941–42
Eastern Conference playoff championship (1981–present) 2 1993–94, 2013–14
Presidents' Trophy Most regular season points 4 1991–92, 1993–94, 2014–15, 2023–24

Individual awards

Individual awards won by New York Rangers players and staff
Award Description Winner Season References
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy Perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey Jean Ratelle 1970–71
Rod Gilbert 1975–76
Anders Hedberg 1984–85
Adam Graves 2000–01
Dominic Moore 2013–14
Calder Memorial Trophy Rookie of the year Kilby MacDonald 1939–40
Grant Warwick 1941–42
Edgar Laprade 1945–46
Pentti Lund 1948–49
Gump Worsley 1952–53
Camille Henry 1953–54
Steve Vickers 1972–73
Brian Leetch 1988–89
Charlie Conacher Humanitarian Award Outstanding contribution to humanitarian or community service projects Ted Irvine 1974–75
Conn Smythe Trophy Most valuable player of the playoffs Brian Leetch 1993–94
Hart Memorial Trophy Most valuable player to his team during the regular season Buddy O'Connor 1947–48
Chuck Rayner 1949–50
Andy Bathgate 1958–59
Mark Messier 1991–92
James Norris Memorial Trophy Top defenseman during the regular season Doug Harvey 1961–62
Harry Howell 1966–67
Brian Leetch 1991–92
1996–97
Adam Fox 2020–21
King Clancy Memorial Trophy Leadership qualities on and off the ice and humanitarian contributions within their community Adam Graves 1993–94
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy Gentlemanly conduct Frank Boucher 1927–28
1932–33
Clint Smith 1938–39
Buddy O'Connor 1947–48
Edgar Laprade 1949–50
Andy Hebenton 1956–57
Camille Henry 1957–58
Jean Ratelle 1971–72
Wayne Gretzky 1998–99
Mark Messier Leadership Award Player who exemplifies leadership on and off the ice Jacob Trouba 2023–24
NHL Foundation Player Award Community service Adam Graves 1999–2000
NHL Plus-Minus Award Highest plus-minus Michal Rozsival 2005–06
Ted Lindsay Award Most valuable player as chosen by the players Jean Ratelle 1971–72
Mark Messier 1991–92
Jaromir Jagr 2005–06
Vezina Trophy Fewest goals given up in the regular season (1927–81) Dave Kerr 1939–40
Eddie Giacomin 1970–71
Gilles Villemure
Top goaltender (1981–present) John Vanbiesbrouck 1985–86
Henrik Lundqvist 2011–12
Igor Shesterkin 2021–22

All-Stars

NHL first and second team All-Stars

The NHL first and second team All-Stars are the top players at each position as voted on by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association.

New York Rangers selected to the NHL First and Second Team All-Stars
Player Position Selections Season Team
Andy Bathgate Right Wing 4 1957–58 2nd
1958–59 1st
1961–62 1st
1962–63 2nd
Frank Boucher Center 5 1930–31 2nd
1932–33 1st
1933–34 1st
Coach 1939–40 2nd
1941–42 2nd
Hy Buller Defense 1 1951–52 2nd
Neil Colville Center 3 1938–39 2nd
1939–40 2nd
1947–48 2nd
Bill Cook Right Wing 4 1930–31 1st
1931–32 1st
1932–33 1st
1933–34 2nd
Bun Cook Left Wing 1 1930–31 2nd
Art Coulter Defense 3 1937–38 2nd
1938–39 2nd
1939–40 2nd
Cecil Dillon Right Wing 3 1935–36 2nd
1936–37 2nd
1937–38 1st
Adam Fox Defense 3 2020–21 1st
2022–23 1st
2023–24 2nd
Marian Gaborik Right Wing 1 2011–12 2nd
Bill Gadsby Defense 4 1955–56 1st
1956–57 2nd
1957–58 1st
1958–59 1st
Eddie Giacomin Goaltender 5 1966–67 1st
1967–68 2nd
1968–69 2nd
1969–70 2nd
1970–71 1st
Rod Gilbert Right Wing 2 1967–68 2nd
1971–72 1st
Adam Graves Left Wing 1 1993–94 2nd
Wayne Gretzky Center 1 1997–98 2nd
Vic Hadfield Left Wing 1 1971–72 2nd
Doug Harvey Defense 1 1961–62 1st
Ott Heller Defense 1 1940–41 2nd
Camille Henry Left Wing 1 1957–58 2nd
Bryan Hextall Right Wing 4 1939–40 1st
1940–41 1st
1941–42 1st
1942–43 2nd
Harry Howell Defense 1 1966–67 1st
Jaromir Jagr Right Wing 1 2005–06 1st
Ching Johnson Defense 4 1930–31 2nd
1931–32 1st
1932–33 1st
1933–34 2nd
Dave Kerr Goaltender 2 1937–38 2nd
1939–40 1st
Brian Leetch Defense 5 1990–91 2nd
1991–92 1st
1993–94 2nd
1995–96 2nd
1996–97 1st
Tony Leswick Left Wing 1 1949–50 2nd
Danny Lewicki Left Wing 1 1954–55 2nd
Henrik Lundqvist Goaltender 2 2011–12 1st
2012–13 2nd
Donnie Marshall Left Wing 1 1966–67 2nd
Mark Messier Center 1 1991–92 1st
Jim Neilson Defense 1 1967–68 2nd
Buddy O'Connor Center 1 1947–48 2nd
Artemi Panarin Left Wing 3 2019–20 1st
2022–23 2nd
2023–24 1st
Brad Park Defense 5 1969–70 1st
1970–71 2nd
1971–72 1st
1972–73 2nd
1973–74 1st
Lester Patrick Coach 7 1930–31 1st
1931–32 1st
1932–33 1st
1933–34 1st
1934–35 1st
1935–36 1st
1937–38 1st
Lynn Patrick Left Wing 2 1941–42 1st
1942–43 2nd
Dean Prentice Left Wing 1 1959–60 2nd
Jean Ratelle Center 1 1971–72 2nd
Chuck Rayner Goaltender 3 1948–49 2nd
1949–50 2nd
1950–51 2nd
Earl Seibert Defense 1 1934–35 1st
Igor Shesterkin Goaltender 1 2021–22 1st
John Vanbiesbrouck Goaltender 1 1985–86 1st
Steve Vickers Left Wing 1 1974–75 2nd
Phil Watson Center 1 1941–42 2nd

NHL All-Rookie Team

The NHL All-Rookie Team consists of the top rookies at each position as voted on by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association.

New York Rangers selected to the NHL All-Rookie Team
Player Position Season
Tony Amonte Forward 1991–92
Dan Blackburn Goaltender 2001–02
Michael Del Zotto Defense 2009–10
Tony Granato Forward 1988–89
Brian Leetch Defense 1988–89
Henrik Lundqvist Goaltender 2005–06
K'Andre Miller Defense 2020–21
Mike Ridley Forward 1985–86
Tomas Sandstrom Forward 1984–85
Brady Skjei Defense 2016–17
Mike York Forward 1999–2000

All-Star Game selections

The National Hockey League All-Star Game is a mid-season exhibition game held annually between many of the top players of each season. Sixty-four All-Star Games have been held since 1947, with at least one player chosen to represent the Rangers in each year. The All-Star Game has not been held in various years: 1979 and 1987 due to the 1979 Challenge Cup and Rendez-vous '87 series between the NHL and the Soviet national team, respectively; 1995, 2005 and 2013 as a result of labor stoppages; 2006, 2010 and 2014 due to the Winter Olympic Games; 2021 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic; and 2025 when it was replaced by the 2025 4 Nations Face-Off. The Rangers have hosted two of the games. The 26th and 45th took place at Madison Square Garden.

  • † Selected by fan vote
  • # Selected as one of four "last men in" by fan vote
  • ↑ All-Star Game Most Valuable Player
New York Rangers players and coaches selected to the All-Star Game
Game Year Name Position References
1st 1947 Edgar Laprade Center
Tony Leswick Left Wing
Grant Warwick Right Wing
2nd 1948 Neil Colville Center
Edgar Laprade Center
Tony Leswick Left Wing
3rd 1949 Pat Egan Defense
Edgar Laprade Center
Tony Leswick Left Wing
Buddy O'Connor Center
Chuck Rayner Goaltender
4th 1950 Edgar Laprade Center
Tony Leswick Left Wing
Chuck Rayner Goaltender
5th 1951 Frank Eddolls Defense
Don Raleigh Center
Chuck Rayner Goaltender
Reg Sinclair Right Wing
Gaye Stewart Left Wing
6th 1952 Hy Buller Defense
Chuck Rayner Goaltender
Leo Reise, Jr. Defense
7th 1953 Wally Hergesheimer Right Wing
Leo Reise, Jr. Defense
Paul Ronty Center
8th 1954 Harry Howell Defense
Don Raleigh Center
Paul Ronty Center
9th 1955 Danny Lewicki Left Wing
10th 1956 Dave Creighton Center
Bill Gadsby Defense
George Sullivan Center
11th 1957 Andy Bathgate Right Wing
Bill Gadsby Defense
Dean Prentice Left Wing
12th 1958 Andy Bathgate Right Wing
Bill Gadsby Defense
Camille Henry Center
George Sullivan Center
13th 1959 Andy Bathgate Right Wing
Bill Gadsby Defense
George Sullivan Center
14th 1960 Andy Bathgate Right Wing
Bill Gadsby Defense
Andy Hebenton Right Wing
George Sullivan Center
15th 1961 Andy Bathgate Right Wing
Doug Harvey Defense
Dean Prentice Left Wing
Gump Worsley Goaltender
16th 1962 Andy Bathgate Right Wing
Doug Harvey Defense
Gump Worsley Goaltender
17th 1963 Andy Bathgate Right Wing
Camille Henry Center
Harry Howell Defense
18th 1964 Rod Gilbert Right Wing
Camille Henry Center
Harry Howell Defense
19th 1965 Rod Gilbert Right Wing
Vic Hadfield Left Wing
Harry Howell Defense
20th 1967 Eddie Giacomin Goaltender
Rod Gilbert Right Wing
Harry Howell Defense
Jim Neilson Defense
Bob Nevin Right Wing
21st 1968 Eddie Giacomin Goaltender
Harry Howell Defense
Donnie Marshall Left Wing
22nd 1969 Eddie Giacomin Goaltender
Rod Gilbert Right Wing
Bob Nevin Right Wing
23rd 1970 Eddie Giacomin Goaltender
Rod Gilbert Right Wing
Brad Park Defense
Jean Ratelle Center
Walt Tkaczuk Center
24th 1971 Dave Balon Left Wing
Eddie Giacomin Goaltender
Jim Neilson Defense
Brad Park Defense
Jean Ratelle Center
Gilles Villemure Goaltender
25th 1972 Rod Gilbert Right Wing
Vic Hadfield Left Wing
Brad Park Defense
Jean Ratelle Center
Rod Seiling Defense
Gilles Villemure Goaltender
26th 1973 Eddie Giacomin Goaltender
Brad Park Defense
Jean Ratelle Center
Gilles Villemure Goaltender
27th 1974 Brad Park Defense
28th 1975 Rod Gilbert Right Wing
Brad Park Defense
Steve Vickers Left Wing
29th 1976 Carol Vadnais Defense
Steve Vickers Left Wing
30th 1977 Phil Esposito Center
Rod Gilbert Right Wing
Don Murdoch Right Wing
31st 1978 Phil Esposito Center
Carol Vadnais Defense
32nd 1980 Phil Esposito Center
Ron Greschner Defense
33rd 1981 Ed Johnstone Right Wing
34th 1982 Barry Beck Defense
Ron Duguay Center
35th 1983 Don Maloney Left Wing
36th 1984 Pierre Larouche Center
Don Maloney↑ Left Wing
37th 1985 Anders Hedberg Right Wing
38th 1986 Reijo Ruotsalainen Defense
39th 1988 Tomas Sandstrom Right Wing
40th 1989 Brian Mullen Left Wing
41st 1990 Brian Leetch Defense
42nd 1991 Brian Leetch Defense
Darren Turcotte Center
43rd 1992 Brian Leetch Defense
Mark Messier Center
Mike Richter Goaltender
44th 1993 Mike Gartner↑ Right Wing
Kevin Lowe Defense
Brian Leetch† (Did not play) Defense
Mark Messier (Did not play) Center
45th 1994 Adam Graves Left Wing
Brian Leetch† Defense
Mark Messier Center
Mike Richter↑ Goaltender
46th 1996 Brian Leetch Defense
Mark Messier Center
Pat Verbeek Right Wing
47th 1997 Wayne Gretzky† Center
Brian Leetch† Defense
Mark Messier Center
48th 1998 Wayne Gretzky Center
Brian Leetch† Defense
49th 1999 Wayne Gretzky↑ Center
50th 2000 Mike Richter Goaltender
51st 2001 Theoren Fleury† Right Wing
Brian Leetch Defense
52nd 2002 Brian Leetch Defense
Eric Lindros (Did not play) Center
Mike York Left Wing
53rd 2003 Brian Leetch† (Did not play) Defense
Tom Poti Defense
54th 2004 Jaromir Jagr Right Wing
Mark Messier Center
55th 2007 Brendan Shanahan Left Wing
56th 2008 Scott Gomez Center
57th 2009 Henrik Lundqvist Goaltender
58th 2011 Henrik Lundqvist Goaltender
Marc Staal Defense
59th 2012 Marian Gaborik↑ Right Wing
Daniel Girardi Defense
Henrik Lundqvist Goaltender
John Tortorella Co-coach
60th 2015 Rick Nash Left Wing
61st 2016 Ryan McDonagh Defense
62nd 2017 Ryan McDonagh Defense
63rd 2018 Henrik Lundqvist Goaltender
64th 2019 Henrik Lundqvist Goaltender
65th 2020 Chris Kreider (replaced Panarin) Left Wing
Artemi Panarin (Did not play) Left Wing
66th 2022 Adam Fox (Did not play) Defense
Chris Kreider Left Wing
Mika Zibanejad# (Did not play) Center
67th 2023 Adam Fox† Defense
Artemi Panarin† Left Wing
Igor Shesterkin Goaltender
68th 2024 Peter Laviolette Coach
Igor Shesterkin Goaltender
Vincent Trocheck (replaced Jack Eichel) Center

All-Star benefit games

Prior to the institution of the National Hockey League All-Star Game the league held three different benefit games featuring teams of all-stars. The first was the Ace Bailey Benefit Game, held in 1934, after a violent collision with Eddie Shore of the Boston Bruins left Ace Bailey of the Toronto Maple Leafs hospitalized and unable to continue his playing career. In 1937 the Howie Morenz Memorial Game was held to raise money for the family of Howie Morenz of the Montreal Canadiens who died from complications after being admitted to the hospital for a broken leg. The Babe Siebert Memorial Game was held in 1939 to raise funds for the family of the Canadiens' Babe Siebert who drowned shortly after he retired from playing.

New York Rangers players and coaches selected to All-Star benefit games
Game Year Name Position References
Ace Bailey Benefit Game 1934 Bill Cook Right Wing
Ching Johnson Defense
Lester Patrick Coach
Howie Morenz Memorial Game 1937 Frank Boucher Center
Cecil Dillon Right Wing
Babe Siebert Memorial Game 1939 Neil Colville Center
Art Coulter Defense

All-Star Game replacement events

New York Rangers players and coaches selected to All-Star Game replacement events
Event Year Name Position References
Challenge Cup 1979 Ron Greschner (Did not play) Defense
Anders Hedberg Right Wing
Ulf Nilsson Center
Rendez-vous '87 1987 Tomas Sandstrom Right Wing

Career achievements

Hockey Hall of Fame

The following is a list of New York Rangers who have been enshrined in the Hockey Hall of Fame.

New York Rangers inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame
Individual Category Year inducted Years with Rangers in category References
Glenn Anderson Player 2008 1994
Andy Bathgate Player 1978 1952–1964
Doug Bentley Player 1964 1953–1954
Max Bentley Player 1966 1953–1954
Frank Boucher Player 1958 1926–1938, 1943–1944
Johnny Bower Player 1976 1953–1954
Herb Brooks Builder 2006 1981–1985
Pavel Bure Player 2012 2002–2003
Neil Colville Player 1967 1935–1942, 1945–1949
Bill Cook Player 1952 1926–1937
Bun Cook Player 1995 1926–1936
Art Coulter Player 1974 1936–1942
Marcel Dionne Player 1992 1987–1989
Dick Duff Player 2006 1964
Phil Esposito Player 1984 1975–1981
Emile Francis Builder 1982 1965–1975
Bill Gadsby Player 1970 1954–1961
Mike Gartner Player 2001 1990–1994
Bernie Geoffrion Player 1972 1966–1968
Eddie Giacomin Player 1987 1965–1975
Rod Gilbert Player 1982 1960–1978
Wayne Gretzky Player 1999 1996–1999
Doug Harvey Player 1973 1961–1964
Bryan Hextall Player 1969 1937–1944, 1945–1948
Tim Horton Player 1977 1970–1971
Harry Howell Player 1979 1952–1969
William M. Jennings Builder 1975 1961–1981
Ching Johnson Player 1958 1926–1937
John Kilpatrick Builder 1960 1934–1960
Jari Kurri Player 2001 1996
Guy Lafleur Player 1988 1988–1989
Pat LaFontaine Player 2003 1997–1998
Edgar Laprade Player 1993 1945–1955
Brian Leetch Player 2009 1987–2004
Kevin Lowe Player 2020 1992–1996
Harry Lumley Player 1980 1944
Eric Lindros Player 2016 2001–2004
Henrik Lundqvist Player 2023 2005–2020
Mark Messier Player 2007 1991–1997, 2000–2004
Howie Morenz Player 1945 1936
Vaclav Nedomansky Player 2019 1982–1983
Roger Neilson Builder 2002 1989–1993
Buddy O'Connor Player 1988 1947–1951
Brad Park Player 1988 1968–1975
Craig Patrick Builder 2001 1980–1986
Lester Patrick Player 1945 1927–1928
Lynn Patrick Player 1980 1934–1943, 1945–1946
Jacques Plante Player 1978 1963–1965
Babe Pratt Player 1966 1935–1942
Jean Ratelle Player 1985 1960–1975
Chuck Rayner Player 1973 1945–1953
Luc Robitaille Player 2009 1995–1997
Glen Sather Builder 1997 2000–2024
Terry Sawchuk Player 1971 1969–1970
Earl Seibert Player 1963 1931–1936
Brendan Shanahan Player 2013 2006–2008
Fred Shero Builder 2013 1978–1980
Babe Siebert Player 1961 1932–1933
Clint Smith Player 1991 1937–1943
Martin St. Louis Player 2018 2014–2015
Allan Stanley Player 1981 1948–1954
Gump Worsley Player 1980 1952–1953, 1954–1963
Sergei Zubov Player 2019 1992–1995

Foster Hewitt Memorial Award

Three members of the Rangers organization have been honored with the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award. The award is presented by the Hockey Hall of Fame to members of the radio and television industry who make outstanding contributions to their profession and the game of ice hockey during their broadcasting career.

Members of the New York Rangers honored with the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award
Individual Year honored Years with Rangers as broadcaster References
John Davidson 2009 1983–1984, 1986–2006
Sal Messina 2005 1974–2003
Sam Rosen 2016 1984–present

Lester Patrick Trophy

The Lester Patrick Trophy has been presented by the National Hockey League and USA Hockey since 1966 to honor a recipient's contribution to ice hockey in the United States. This list includes all personnel who have ever been employed by the New York Rangers in any capacity and have also received the Lester Patrick Trophy.

Members of the New York Rangers honored with the Lester Patrick Trophy
Individual Year honored Years with Rangers References
Red Berenson 2006 1966–1967
Jack Blatherwick 2019
Frank Boucher 1993 1926–1955
Herb Brooks 2002 1981–1985
Bill Chadwick 1975 1967–1981
Bob Crocker 2015 1993–2005
John Davidson 2004 1975–1983, 1983–1984, 1986–2006, 2019–2021
Marcel Dionne 2006 1987–1989
Phil Esposito 1978 1975–1981, 1986–1989
Emile Francis 1982 1948–1953, 1960–1976
Rod Gilbert 1991 1960–1978
Wayne Gretzky 1994 1996–1999
John Halligan 2007 1963–1983, 1986–1990
William M. Jennings 1971 1962–1981
John Kilpatrick 1968 1933–34, 1935–1960
Pat LaFontaine 1997 1997–1998, 2010–2011
Brian Leetch 2007 1987–2004
Tommy Lockhart 1968 1947–1953
Mark Messier 2009 1991–1997, 2000–2004, 2009–2013
Brian Mullen 1995 1987–1991, 2002–2004
Murray Murdoch 1974 1926–1937
Craig Patrick 2000 1980–1986
Lynn Patrick 1989 1934–1950
Larry Pleau 2002 1989–1997
Mike Richter 2009 1989–2003
Terry Sawchuk 1971 1969–1970
Fred Shero 1980 1947–1951, 1978–1980

United States Hockey Hall of Fame

Main article: List of members of the United States Hockey Hall of Fame
Members of the New York Rangers inducted into the United States Hockey Hall of Fame
Individual Year inducted Years with Rangers References
Taffy Abel 1973 1926–1929
Tony Amonte 2009 1991–1994
Red Berenson 2018 1966–1967
Herb Brooks 1990 1981–1985
Bobby Carpenter 2007 1987
Bill Chadwick 1974 1967–1981
Victor Desjardins 1974 1931–1932
Bob Dill 1979 1943–1945
Chris Drury 2015 2007–2011, 2015–Present
Robbie Ftorek 1991 1981–1985
Tony Granato 2020 1988-1990
Kevin Hatcher 2010 1999–2000
William M. Jennings 1981 1961–1981
Pat LaFontaine 2003 1997–1998
Myles Lane 1973 1928–1929
Brian Leetch 2008 1987–2004
Tommy Lockhart 1973 1947–1953
Jack McCartan 1983 1960–1961
Bill Moe 1974 1944–1949
Ed Olczyk 2012 1992–1995
Craig Patrick 1996 1980–1986
Larry Pleau 2000 1989–1997
Mike Richter 2008 1989–2003
Mathieu Schneider 2015 1998–2000
John Vanbiesbrouck 2007 1981, 1983–1993
Doug Weight 2013 1991–1993

Retired numbers

See also: List of NHL retired numbers

The New York Rangers have retired nine of their jersey numbers. Also out of circulation is the number 99 which was retired league-wide for Wayne Gretzky on February 6, 2000. Gretzky played the final three seasons of his 20-year NHL career with the Rangers and was the only Rangers player who ever wore the number 99 prior to its retirement.

New York Rangers retired numbers
Number Player Position Years with Rangers as a player Date of retirement ceremony References
1 Eddie Giacomin Goaltender 1965–1975 March 15, 1989
2 Brian Leetch Defense 1987–2004 January 24, 2008
3 Harry Howell Defense 1952–1969 February 22, 2009
7 Rod Gilbert Right Wing 1960–1977 October 14, 1979
9 Andy Bathgate Right Wing 1952–1964 February 22, 2009
Adam Graves Left Wing 1991–2001 February 3, 2009
11 Vic Hadfield Left Wing 1961–1974 December 2, 2018
Mark Messier Center 1991–1997, 2000–2004 January 12, 2006
19 Jean Ratelle Center 1960–1975 February 25, 2018
30 Henrik Lundqvist Goaltender 2005–2020 January 28, 2022
35 Mike Richter Goaltender 1989–2003 February 4, 2004

Team awards

John Halligan Good Guy Award

The John Halligan Good Guy Award is an annual award which "recognizes a player for their cooperation with the media throughout the season." It was renamed for longtime Rangers public relations director John Halligan after Halligan's death on January 20, 2010.

Season Winner
1974–75 Ted Irvine
1975–76 Ron Harris
1976–77 John Davidson
1977–78 Rod Gilbert
1978–79 Dave Maloney
1979–80 Anders Hedberg
1980–81 Don Maloney
1981–82 Barry Beck
1982–83 Rob McClanahan
1983–84 Pierre Larouche
1984–85 John Vanbiesbrouck
1985–86 Ron Greschner
1986–87 James Patrick
1987–88 Bob Froese
1988–89 Tony Granato
1989–90 Kelly Kisio
1990–91 Mike Richter
Season Winner
1991–92 Mark Messier
1992–93 Adam Graves
1993–94 Neil Smith
1994–95 Kevin Lowe
1995–96 Glenn Healy
1996–97 Wayne Gretzky
1997–98 Alexei Kovalev
1998–99 Kevin Stevens
1999–00 Tim Taylor
2000–01 Petr Nedved
2001–02 Brian Leetch
2002–03 Bobby Holik
2003–04 Eric Lindros
2005–06 Jaromir Jagr
2006–07 Brendan Shanahan
2007–08 Henrik Lundqvist
2008–09 Tom Renney
Season Winner
2009–10 Erik Christensen
Vaclav Prospal
2010–11 Ryan Callahan
2011–12 Brian Boyle
2012–13 Daniel Girardi
2013–14 Marc Staal
2014–15 Derek Stepan
2015–16 Ryan McDonagh
2016–17 Rick Nash
2017–18 Brady Skjei
2018–19 Mika Zibanejad
2019–20 Chris Kreider
2020–21 Brendan Smith
2021–22 Ryan Strome
2022–23 Filip Chytil
2023–24 Jimmy Vesey

Lars-Erik Sjoberg Award

The Lars-Erik Sjoberg Award is an annual award given to the top rookie during training camp. The award is named for Lars-Erik Sjoberg, who was the Rangers chief European scout for eight years who died at the age of 43 on October 20, 1987.

Year Winner
1988 Mike Richter
1989 Troy Mallette
1990 Steven Rice
1991 Tony Amonte
1992 Peter Andersson
1993 Mattias Norstrom
1994 Mattias Norstrom
1995 Niklas Sundstrom
1996 Eric Cairns
1997 Marc Savard
Year Winner
1998 Manny Malhotra
1999 Kim Johnsson
2000 Filip Novak
2001 Dan Blackburn
2002 Jamie Lundmark
2003 Dominic Moore
2005 Henrik Lundqvist
2006 Nigel Dawes
Brandon Dubinsky
2007 Marc Staal
Year Winner
2008 Lauri Korpikoski
2009 Matt Gilroy
2010 Derek Stepan
2011 Carl Hagelin
2013 Jesper Fast
2014 Anthony Duclair
2015 Oscar Lindberg
2016 Jimmy Vesey
2017 Filip Chytil
2018 Lias Andersson
Year Winner
2019 Adam Fox
2020 not awarded
2021 Nils Lundkvist
2022 Brennan Othmann
2023 Will Cuylle

Mr. Ranger Award

The Mr. Ranger Award (officially known as Rod Gilbert "Mr. Ranger" Award) is an annual award given to the player "who best honors Rod's legacy by exemplifying leadership qualities both on and off the ice, and making a significant humanitarian contribution to his community."

Season Winner
2021–22 Chris Kreider
2022–23 Jacob Trouba
2023–24 Adam Fox

Players' Player Award

The Players' Player Award is an annual award given to the player "who best exemplifies what it means to be a team player" as determined by his teammates.

Season Winner
1958–59 Andy Hebenton
1959–60 Andy Hebenton
Red Sullivan
1960–61 Andy Hebenton
1961–62 Earl Ingarfield
1962–63 Andy Bathgate
1963–64 Rod Gilbert
Phil Goyette
1964–65 Harry Howell
1965–66 Wayne Hillman
Don Marshall
1966–67 Harry Howell
1967–68 Jean Ratelle
1968–69 Jean Ratelle
1969–70 Jean Ratelle
1970–71 Jean Ratelle
1971–72 Vic Hadfield
1972–73 Walt Tkaczuk
1973–74 Ted Irvine
1974–75 Jean Ratelle
1975–76 John Davidson
1976–77 John Davidson
Phil Esposito
1977–78 John Davidson
Ron Greschner
1978–79 Ulf Nilsson
Season Winner
1979–80 Don Maloney
1980–81 Don Maloney
1981–82 Tom Laidlaw
Mark Pavelich
1982–83 Tom Laidlaw
1983–84 Glen Hanlon
1984–85 Reijo Ruotsalainen
1985–86 John Vanbiesbrouck
1986–87 Don Maloney
1987–88 James Patrick
1988–89 Guy Lafleur
1989–90 Kelly Kisio
1990–91 Mike Richter
1991–92 Adam Graves
1992–93 Adam Graves
1993–94 Ed Olczyk
1994–95 Adam Graves
1995–96 Mark Messier
1996–97 Darren Langdon
1997–98 Darren Langdon
1998–99 Adam Graves
1999–00 Mike Richter
2000–01 Brian Leetch
2001–02 Brian Leetch
2002–03 Brian Leetch
2003–04 Brian Leetch
Season Winner
2005–06 Jed Ortmeyer
Kevin Weekes
2006–07 Brendan Shanahan
2007–08 Colton Orr
Jason Strudwick
2008–09 Blair Betts
Chris Drury
2009–10 Chris Drury
2010–11 Ryan Callahan
2011–12 Ryan Callahan
2012–13 Ryan Callahan
2013–14 Ryan McDonagh
2014–15 Rick Nash
2015–16 Jesper Fast
2016–17 Jesper Fast
2017–18 Jesper Fast
2018–19 Jesper Fast
2019–20 Jesper Fast
2020–21 Ryan Lindgren
2021–22 Barclay Goodrow
Jacob Trouba
2022–23 Ryan Lindgren
2023-24 Jonathan Quick

Rangers MVP

The Rangers MVP award is an annual award given to the team's most valuable player as determined by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association.

Season Winner
1941–42 Lynn Patrick
1942–43 Lynn Patrick
1943–44 Ott Heller
Bryan Hextall
1944–45 Ab DeMarco
1945–46 Chuck Rayner
1946–47 Chuck Rayner
1947–48 Buddy O'Connor
1948–49 Edgar Laprade
Chuck Rayner
1949–50 Edgar Laprade
1950–51 Don Raleigh
1951–52 Hy Buller
1952–53 Paul Ronty
1953–54 Wally Hergesheimer
1954–55 Danny Lewicki
1955–56 Bill Gadsby
1956–57 Andy Bathgate
1957–58 Andy Bathgate
1958–59 Andy Bathgate
1959–60 Dean Prentice
1960–61 Gump Worsley
1961–62 Andy Bathgate
1962–63 Gump Worsley
1963–64 Harry Howell
1964–65 Don Marshall
1965–66 Bob Nevin
1966–67 Eddie Giacomin
1967–68 Rod Gilbert
1968–69 Eddie Giacomin
1969–70 Walt Tkaczuk
1970–71 Eddie Giacomin
1971–72 Jean Ratelle
Season Winner
1972–73 Jean Ratelle
1973–74 Brad Park
1974–75 Rod Gilbert
1975–76 Rod Gilbert
1976–77 Dave Maloney
1977–78 Walt Tkaczuk
1978–79 Phil Esposito
1979–80 Anders Hedberg
1980–81 Ed Johnstone
1981–82 Barry Beck
Mike Rogers
1982–83 Mark Pavelich
1983–84 Barry Beck
1984–85 Tomas Sandstrom
1985–86 John Vanbiesbrouck
1986–87 Walt Poddubny
1987–88 James Patrick
1988–89 Brian Leetch
1989–90 John Ogrodnick
1990–91 Brian Leetch
1991–92 Mark Messier
1992–93 Adam Graves
1993–94 Adam Graves
1994–95 Mark Messier
1995–96 Mark Messier
1996–97 Brian Leetch
1997–98 Wayne Gretzky
1998–99 Brian Leetch
1999–00 Mike Richter
2000–01 Brian Leetch
2001–02 Mike Richter
2002–03 Brian Leetch
2003–04 Bobby Holik
Season Winner
2005–06 Jaromir Jagr
2006–07 Henrik Lundqvist
2007–08 Henrik Lundqvist
2008–09 Henrik Lundqvist
2009–10 Henrik Lundqvist
2010–11 Henrik Lundqvist
2011–12 Henrik Lundqvist
2012–13 Henrik Lundqvist
2013–14 Ryan McDonagh
2014–15 Rick Nash
2015–16 Henrik Lundqvist
2016–17 Ryan McDonagh
2017–18 Henrik Lundqvist
2018–19 Mika Zibanejad
2019–20 Artemi Panarin
2020–21 Adam Fox
2021–22 Igor Shesterkin
2022–23 Mika Zibanejad
2023-24 Artemi Panarin

Steven McDonald Extra Effort Award

The Steven McDonald Extra Effort Award is an annual award which is given to the player who "goes above and beyond the call of duty" as determined by the fans. The award is named for New York City police officer Steven McDonald, who was shot and injured on July 12, 1986.

Season Winner
1987–88 Jan Erixon
1988–89 Tony Granato
1989–90 Kelly Kisio
John Vanbiesbrouck
1990–91 Jan Erixon
1991–92 Adam Graves
1992–93 Adam Graves
1993–94 Adam Graves
1994–95 Mark Messier
1995–96 Mark Messier
1996–97 Brian Leetch
1997–98 Wayne Gretzky
1998–99 Adam Graves
Season Winner
1999–00 Adam Graves
2000–01 Sandy McCarthy
2001–02 Sandy McCarthy
2002–03 Matthew Barnaby
2003–04 Jed Ortmeyer
2005–06 Henrik Lundqvist
2006–07 Jed Ortmeyer
2007–08 Brandon Dubinsky
2008–09 Ryan Callahan
2009–10 Ryan Callahan
2010–11 Brandon Prust
2011–12 Ryan Callahan
2012–13 Ryan Callahan
Season Winner
2013–14 Mats Zuccarello
2014–15 Cam Talbot
2015–16 Mats Zuccarello
2016–17 Mats Zuccarello
2017–18 Henrik Lundqvist
2018–19 Mika Zibanejad
2019–20 Mika Zibanejad
2020–21 Adam Fox
2021–22 Chris Kreider
2022–23 Ryan Lindgren
2023–24 Vincent Trocheck

Defunct team awards

Ceil Saidel Memorial Award

The Ceil Saidel Memorial Award was an annual award which recognized a player "for their dedication to the organization on and off the ice" as chosen by the Rangers Fan Club. The award was named in honor of Ceil Saidel, who was a member of the Rangers Fan Club since its inception in 1951 and died in 1994 during an attempted robbery. It has not been awarded since the New York Rangers Fan Club suspended operations in 2010.

Season Winner
1994–95 Adam Graves
1995–96 Adam Graves
Glenn Healy
1996–97 Adam Graves
1997–98 Adam Graves
1998–99 Adam Graves
Season Winner
1999–00 Adam Graves
2000–01 Adam Graves
2001–02 Brian Leetch
2002–03 Brian Leetch
2003–04 Mark Messier
2005–06 Henrik Lundqvist
Season Winner
2006–07 Brendan Shanahan
2007–08 Brendan Shanahan
2008–09 Henrik Lundqvist
2009–10 Erik Christensen

"Crumb Bum" Award

The "Crumb Bum" Award is given to a member of the Rangers organization in recognition for service to New York youngsters. It was last awarded in 2004.

Year Winner
1981 Ed Hospodar
1982 Barry Beck
1983 Nick Fotiu
1984 Dave Maloney
Don Maloney
1985 Ron Greschner
1987 John Vanbiesbrouck
Year Winner
1988 Pierre Larouche
1989 Guy Lafleur
1990 Carey Wilson
1991 Mike Gartner
1992 Kris King
1993 Adam Graves
1994 Brian Leetch
Year Winner
1995 Mark Messier
1996 Jeff Beukeboom
1997 Mike Richter
1999 Rod Gilbert
2004 Matthew Barnaby

Frank Boucher Trophy

The Frank Boucher Trophy was an annual award given to the Ranger "who is considered the most popular player on and off the ice" as chosen by the Rangers Fan Club. It was named for Rangers great Frank Boucher. It has not been awarded since the New York Rangers Fan Club suspended operations in 2010.

Season Winner
1951–52 Don Raleigh
1952–53 Wally Hergesheimer
1953–54 Johnny Bower
1954–55 Edgar Laprade
1955–56 Gump Worsley
1956–57 Andy Bathgate
1957–58 Andy Bathgate
1958–59 Andy Bathgate
1959–60 Dean Prentice
1960–61 Gump Worsley
1961–62 Andy Bathgate
1962–63 Gump Worsley
1963–64 Rod Gilbert
1964–65 Harry Howell
1965–66 Harry Howell
1966–67 Harry Howell
1967–68 Rod Gilbert
1968–69 Eddie Giacomin
1969–70 Walt Tkaczuk
1970–71 Dave Balon
Season Winner
1971–72 Jean Ratelle
1972–73 Jean Ratelle
1973–74 Brad Park
1974–75 Rod Gilbert
1975–76 Rod Gilbert
1976–77 Rod Gilbert
1977–78 Pat Hickey
1978–79 Phil Esposito
1979–80 Phil Esposito
1980–81 Ed Johnstone
1981–82 Nick Fotiu
1982–83 Mark Pavelich
1983–84 Barry Beck
Nick Fotiu
1984–85 Anders Hedberg
Mike Rogers
1985–86 John Vanbiesbrouck
1986–87 Walt Poddubny
1987–88 Walt Poddubny
1988–89 Guy Lafleur
Season Winner
1989–90 Brian Mullen
1990–91 Mike Richter
1991–92 Mark Messier
1992–93 Mike Gartner
1993–94 Adam Graves
1994–95 Mark Messier
1995–96 Mark Messier
1996–97 Mark Messier
1997–98 Wayne Gretzky
1998–99 Mike Richter
1999–00 Mike Richter
2000–01 Brian Leetch
2001–02 Mike Richter
2002–03 Mike Dunham
2003–04 Eric Lindros
2005–06 Jaromir Jagr
2006–07 Henrik Lundqvist
2007–08 Sean Avery
2008–09 Blair Betts
2009–10 Henrik Lundqvist

Rookie of the Year

The Rookie of the Year award was an annual award given to the Rangers top rookie as determined by the Rangers Fan Club. It was not awarded from 1994–95 through 1998–99. It has not been awarded since the New York Rangers Fan Club suspended operations in 2010.

Season Winner
1984–85 John Vanbiesbrouck
1985–86 Mike Ridley
1986–87 Terry Carkner
1987–88 Ulf Dahlen
1988–89 Tony Granato
Brian Leetch
1989–90 Darren Turcotte
Season Winner
1990–91 Mike Richter
1991–92 Tony Amonte
1992–93 Sergei Zubov
1993–94 Alexander Karpovtsev
1999–00 Mike York
2000–01 Tomas Kloucek
2001–02 Dan Blackburn
Season Winner
2002–03 Jamie Lundmark
2003–04 Jed Ortmeyer
2005–06 Henrik Lundqvist
2006–07 Daniel Girardi
2007–08 Brandon Dubinsky
2008–09 Lauri Korpikoski
2009–10 Michael Del Zotto

Other awards

New York Rangers who have received non-NHL awards
Award Description Winner Season References
Best NHL Player ESPY Award Best NHL player of the last calendar year Mark Messier 1995
Jaromir Jagr 2006
Charlie Conacher Humanitarian Award For humanitarian or community service projects Ted Irvine 1974–75
Golden Hockey Stick Best Czech ice hockey player Jaromir Jagr 2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
Lionel Conacher Award Canada's male athlete of the year Buddy O'Connor 1948
Wayne Gretzky 1999
Viking Award Most valuable Swedish player in NHL Anders Hedberg 1979–80
Tomas Sandstrom 1986–87

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